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If Harry Truman were sheriff of Dodge City his deputies would go around throwing sticks of dynamite at people.
At individuals? I doubt it: not cost-effective. Truman was very practical. For the removal of one bad guy, a small number of bullets is plenty.
Truman preferred bombs over bullets Joey.
Ronald Reagan will return one day.
Reagan and Truman were great presidents.
So is Obama, of course.?
I absolutely DID NOT intend that question mark!
It was a contribution by my StupidPhone.
Oh yea??????
I think you did.Mr Fraschini.
I think you placed that question mark on purpose leading us all to believe it was by accident when it wasn't. Very sneaky of you.
The old "blame my smartphone trick." Well it won't work this time, Mr!
@Blue Saffron is the Top Gun of this forum. Everyone's hero.
What should other nation's reaction be to hostilities in the USA?
Other nations should keep their thoughts to themselves.
If GW Bush were sheriff of Dodge City, he would send his deputies to enforce upon foreign peoples. And have them round up lazy people upon returning state side. And throwing them into forced labor camps right outside of town with voters unaware.
Forced labor?
All USA citizens should do some kind of work, even if they didn't learn anything when they went to school.
If Bill Clinton were sheriff of Dodge City all of his deputies would be short fat ugly women under the age of 25. And papers would be stuck to the sheriff's office desk.
Philip you eat caca... Lol
If BH Obama were sheriff of Dodge City he would carry on the Bush family tradition of having whistle blowers gagged and all cozy with fellow Renegade Muslims such as the Sauds. And spend tax dollars of extra shavers for Michelle's hairy legs.
I got 10 bucks says Michelle Obama's legs are more hairy than banasy's are.
Neither my legs nor Michelle Obama's legs are hairy; what an extraordinary silly thing to post.
Why would someone even speculate on such an ignorant thing?
*extraordinarily silly thing to post.
Are you stupid or what? I diot
No, I am not. Are you?
Banasy, you are a very very mentally sick person. You must be on some cheap drugs in India.
Your opinion has been noted, and dismissed, Belfap.
You are very s tupid ANUSy.
How about next year a Halloween mask that looks like Trig-tard Palin? Complete with drool running out of the corner of it's mouth? Here at Palintwit Products LLC we are already gearing up to meet the demand !!
F ukking developing country filth posting nonsense.
I daymn surely miss @Blue Saffron. Very intelligent person.
Absolute gem he is. Does anyone know where he is? Maybe busy with his Wall Street biz.
At the present time. Blue Saffron is busy su cking my long fat di ck.
Yea stupid. It was an absolute gem I rammed up Blue Saffron s ass. Lol
Phaggs like you have holes. Lol
Tommy eats my s hit
All of you eat caca..... Yep sad but true. Including banasy. Caca
Chrissy is the best caca eater..
Great guy that @Blue Saffron. A genius.
Yes, sure. He set a great higher standard for this forum. Exoressed himself well. I love Blue Saffron.
Lol. You eat my sh it too? Lol
Love Blue Saffron. He is so prophet like.
He is like god.
Blue Saffron eats my caca.
Hi folks.
Sam Dothan eats caca.
He lives with my sh it on his ass
Hey I just f ukked your mother. She is using your shirt to wipe my d ikk.
Sam Dothan eats my big fat dikky.
He li cks my an us. Lol.
Feels so good.
I just f ukked your mother.
Hello Sam Dothan. I just stuck my thumb up your fat hairy ugly asss.
Did you like it baby?
Your sister walked thru the door. I f ukked her hard too. Rubbed my d ikk on her face.
What a brilliant mind Blue Saffron has. He is the gospel around here.
Blue Saffron eats camel sh it..
Blue Saffron is like god in this forum. Everyone respects him.
Hi Sam Dothan. You sukk my dikk so much .I am sore.
Blue Saffron eats my ass .. ho le.
Boy, I just f okked your mother good. She said it was better than your father could.
Hi Sam. I shove my dikk in your mouth. Ok?
Haha. Lol
I f ukked your daughter also. Your father was watching
I ra ped Sam Dothan in his nutty but tight little an us. Lol
Blue Saffron is my god. A genius of a person!!
Ronald Reagan will return one day.
Howdy folks. Just me checking in on you all. Nancy isn't as wrinkled as she was before. And I hear my Star Wars missile defense shield can broadcast images of UFOs now. Well. Back to hades.
You all eat caca.
Sam Dothan keeps on f ocking your mother and you seem to be ok with it. Lol. You must be a b@sturd.
Good morning Tapper. You and Blue Saffron eat sh it eh? Lol
Caca caca caca and caca and caca and caca
You people are all farts coming out of Blue Saffron's a zz. He is the best of the best. An icon.
Hindus in France
Raiping each other at first glance
Looking for babies with delight
Wondering in the night
What were the chances
Of shoving candles in their genitals without exchanging glances
Hindus in the nighttttttt....
Doobie Doo Daaa Dooobie Daaa
Dashing through the Ganges
In a one cow open sleigh
O'er the sewage filled waters we go
Raiping all the way
Oh what fun it is
Shoving candles up five year olds all the way
The hinddoou way....shall we say
Of course we may
We are Indian hinddoou raipists all the way
@Blue Saffron is my hero.
Doooobie doo daa doobie doo daa
Is Blue Saffron a genius or what? He is fantastic!!! Is it true some call him a prophet of modern times? WOW!!!
Hello Kosovsky. Thank you and Blue Saffron for sukking my asss last night.
Felt very good.
Banasy just got a divorce. Her husband left her for Blue Saffron. Gay marriage.
Dear Blue Saffron.
You are so good at sukking my dikk. And eating my sh it.
Thank you. You Are the master. Like the messiah. Keep on grabbing and sukking dikks.


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Book Notes: The grandma who saved the Appalachian Trail
Emma Gatewood popularized, among other things, minimalist extreme hiking. To hike all 2,050 miles of the rough and immature Appalachian Trail in 1955, she hand-sewed a yard of denim to form a drawstring sack and filled it with Band-Aids, bouillon cubes, raisins and peanuts, Vienna Sausage, powdered milk, bobby pins, iodine, a Swiss Army knife, flashlight, mints and a pen and small notebook. She knew what she needed because she spent nights in the woods ahead of time as part of her preparation. A trend in hiking today is the adoption of a minimalist tact, more reliant on ingenuity, fitness and will than technical equipment and dehydrated soups.
"Grandma Gatewood's Walk" by Ben Montgomery is a feat of reporting, storytelling and fine writing. It's a first-rate summer read that will be hard to forget because Gatewood is not likely to be easily forgotten.
Gatewood told no one, including her 11 grown children, of the plan she worked on for more than two years. In fact, she had to abort her first attempt after getting lost in Maine. The following spring, girded by resolved, she set off again. Her 17-pound sack, $200, a love of walking and sheer determination enabled the five-month solo trek from Georgia to the summit of Mount Katahdin in Maine. At the time, she was a hale 67 years old and finally rid of a violent and physically abusive husband. She slung the sack over her shoulder, tied on her first of seven pairs of canvas Keds and set forth. She ignored naysayers, ageists and calamity.
What Grandma Gatewood, as she came to be known, didn't bring with her is another marvel. No tent. No sleeping bag. No heavy coat, gloves or bug dope, no cleats for the icy rock slopes and hardly any food at all. She lost 30 pounds, injured a knee and broke her glasses, finishing the hike nearly blind. Friendly and hopeful, she knocked on doors or made her bed where she could using rocks she heated in the fire to keep her warm, leaves and planks of wood. She was one of the very first thru-hikers. The trail was poorly marked, causing her to walk miles out of her way. And it was barely cleared despite claims to the contrary. Because of her, the Appalachian Trail was transformed into a traversable throughway that now draws hundreds of hikers from around the world every year.
Journalist Ben Montgomery's account of this 5-foot-2 inspiration is remarkably thorough. The rich and abundant detail that demonstrates the pathos, irony and joys in Gatewood's life makes this a classic page-turner. Montgomery interviewed Gatewood's four surviving children, read her journals, spoke with other hikers and walked in her footsteps. And, like "Wild," Cheryl Strayed's account of her fraught Pacific Crest Trail solo hike, he uses Gatewood's own words to help tell the dramatic story.
Gatewood became a national celebrity, hounded by reporters and interviewed numerous times for newspapers, magazines and on television. Groucho Marx even had her on his show. She was always game, pleasant and accommodating.
Despite the attention and her celebrity, Gatewood retained her secrets. And she was good at it. Part of Montgomery's hardest work was to attempt to get into her head and figure out why she put herself through the ordeals she endured. She had a slew of answers for reporters, but none of them quite says it all. One of the reasons the book stays with you long after you read the last few delicious pages is that you, too, spend time thinking about this remarkable, determined woman who was as much like Thoreau as she was the Old Woman in the Shoe.
Montgomery has secrets, too. This book takes an amazing turn in the final 50 or 60 pages. As much as I'd like to let readers in on the secret, I want to honor Montgomery's tactics and decisions. If you know what I know, you would go to your nearest bookstore and demand the book now. Gatewood is an environmental hero for the ages. Her love of walking, of nature and solitude joins with Thoreau, John Muir, Wordsworth and Dickens, among others, to extol the essentials of a good and true humanity.
"Grandma Gatewood's Walk: The Inspiring Story of the Woman Who Saved the Appalachian Trail" By Ben Montgomery. Chicago Review Press, 2014. 277 pages. $26.95.
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Island paradise: When a kitchen island is right for you
People often look to maximize space and elegance in the center of their home -- the kitchen. And installing an island in the kitchen can be a great way to add both elements, as long as the layout of the room allows it. If done right, the island can also add to the value of the home by making the kitchen more attractive and desirable.
"It makes the kitchen more flexible and allows for more room to work," said Guy Scribner, owner of Scribner's Kitchen and Bath in Norwich. The island can add to the beauty of the room as well, especially if the home owner chooses a stone counter.
Properly installing an island does take a lot of planning, however. Obviously, you first should make sure an island can fit in your kitchen. If the island is not planned correctly, it can do more harm than good to the kitchen.
Cabinets, drawers and appliances will not open completely if they are too close to the island. It can also limit the amount of space homeowners have for preparing food and socializing, which can defeat the purpose of the island.
Scribner's Kitchen and Bath does not install an island unless the customer is renovating the kitchen, which could help the customer free up some space. Other companies will only install an island, but they still examine the situation closely first.
"Some people can't have an island," said Nader Salahi, owner of Kitchen and Bath Outlet in Norwich, "but then you start to look at the peninsula."
A peninsula counter is a common solution for those who do not have the room for an island. As the name suggests, it is connected to the wall on one end, and the rest is open, giving a similar feel as an island.
The space is not the only issue that needs planning, however. You also need to determine what kind of look you want for your island.
You can choose from plenty of material for the countertop, including laminates, tile or stone. You also need to decide whether the cabinets will match the other cabinets in the kitchen.
"The trend is now to do all the cabinets the same. That's what we're seeing," Scribner said.
You can even change the shape and layout of the island. Scribner said you can get one with split levels, with certain sections 42 inches high.
This height can make it easier to add certain appliances for food preparation. But he suggested at least a portion of the counter be only 36 inches tall, because it offers a more natural feel when you sit down.
"That's (42 inches) a little awkward for some people," he said, especially for shorter adults and children.
He also said putting fixtures into the island may limit its usefulness. Some fixtures, such as sinks, require an extra buffer, which can then cut down on space.
With all the planning and expertise involved, an island can be a difficult task if you are a do-it-yourselfer. Scribner, for example, does not recommend this job as a simple home improvement.
"I'd say for the average person, this can be very, very difficult."
Many kitchen designers said they offer advice if you wanted to do it alone.
Nick Way, kitchen designer for the Home Depot in Uncasville, said kitchen islands have become popular among people looking to improve their home.
"It's a popular project, but it's not a particularly easy project to do," he said. He added the more elegant designs can be even more challenging.
"The ones most people like talk some level of cabinetry expertise." But he and others in the store would be willing to help in the planning.
Whether doing it alone or hiring an expert, you should expect to wait. Way said cabinets can take four weeks to get, and counters can take three. Scribner said his customers have a similar waiting period for granite or other stone surfaces. If there is a lot of custom work, the time can vary.
The price can also fluctuate, depending on the material. Granite and other stone materials will be more expensive than traditional countertops.
If you are planning a kitchen remodel that will include an island, consider these tips:
- Most importantly, there should be sufficient space between the island and other work surfaces to allow for opening cabinet and appliance doors, and for two people to work without jostling one another.
- Depending on your needs, the island can be located so it functions as an integral part of the work area. It can also serve as a divider between the kitchen and the family room.
- Adding an island permits a reconfiguration of the classic "work triangle" of refrigerator, cooktop and sink, because it is an ideal place to relocate either the cooktop or the main sink, or to install a second sink as the focal point of a second work triangle.
- If the cooktop will be located in the island, with a wall oven elsewhere, consider pull-out trays or drawers below the cooktop to store pots and pans. If the island will be a second work station with a prep sink for cleaning veggies and the like, NKBA suggests including a pull-out wastebasket in the cabinet below.
- Be sure to plan for the mechanicals necessary for the locating the cooktop or sink in the center of the room. For the sink you'll need supply and drain lines, and for the cooktop a ventilation system-either an overhead unit or a downdraft model. Both the plumbing and downdraft unit will require breaking through the floor. That's fine if you have a basement or a crawl space beneath, but could present problems if the room is on a slab.
- If your island will separate the kitchen and family room, it can become a multi-purpose unit that shows a different face to the family room. The use of shallow, glass-fronted doors can be used as display space, while the kitchen side uses standard-depth base cabinets for no-nonsense storage. The generous countertop is ideal for staging a buffet.
- Don't forget about adequate lighting. Without it, the island will lose much of its functional appeal.
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- Potion Master
- Mythical Healing Potion x 6
- Mythical Mana Potion x 6
- Potion of Treasure Finding x 2
- Total AH Materials Cost: 450g
- Transmutation Master
- Truegold x 4
- Total AH Materials Cost: 2200g
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- Flask of Titanic Strength x 2
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Of Art and Bread
Anyway, earlier this summer, Rudi's (click here for a handy list of their vegan breads) invited fans to create artwork for reusable plastic sandwich boxes for its "Let's Doodle Lunch" contest. More than 18,000 designs were submitted, and fans had a chance to vote for their fave between July 1st and 31st. For every fan who voted, Rudi's donated $1 to Chef Ann's "The Lunch Box" campaign. The winning box will become Rudi's official reusuable sandwich box, and anyone with three proofs of purchase can get a free one from Rudi's between now and September 30th. For every sandwich box sent out, they'll donate another $1 to Chef Ann's cause.
The winner hasn't been publicly named yet, and I don't know how much was raised. But nonetheless, Rudi's has offered to give away a fun art kit to one lucky Vegan Crunk reader as part of the promotion. The art kit, which would be awesome for someone with kids or someone who is a big kid at heart (like me!), contains a collection of paints, markers, and colored pencils, a sketch pad, a reusable bag, a beret (fun!!), and coupons for Rudi's.
I don't usually do non-food related giveaways, but I love Rudi's bread. And I think this is a great cause. The more we can spread the word and support healthy school lunches, the better.
For a chance to win the giveaway, just leave a comment letting me know your favorite sandwich. That's it. I'm not doing the whole Facebook/Twitter for extra entries thing this time. No reason. But feel free to tweet away anyway!
I'll randomly select a winner on Sunday night. Good luck!
49 comments:
- East Village Vegan said...
I would have to say Tofu Banh Mi.
- August 1, 2012 at 9:51 PM
LOVE rudi's bread:) and let's seeeeee....pb, banana and cinnamon:)
- August 1, 2012 at 10:07 PM
- The Chubby Vegetarian said...
J says bahn mi. A says italian sub with provolone and olive dressing and also tomato sandwich -- but only in the dead of summer. :)
- August 1, 2012 at 10:14 PM
- Scissors and Spice said...
Hilarious! I just did a post with a similar style title! :)
- August 1, 2012 at 10:42 PM
- moonsword said...
My faithful favorite is peanut butter, blueberry jam, kiwi or strawberry slices and cinnamon...superyumful!
I've heard so many good things about Rudi's and this is even better. Thanks for the info and the giveaway. Cheers!
- August 1, 2012 at 11:23 PM
- Courtney said...
Looove vegan Nutella and some kind of berry jam, usually strawberry. Or a vegan BLT, if I'm in the mood for something savory.
- August 1, 2012 at 11:27 PM
- Lillith P. said...
A grilly. A grilled cheese with kale and onion, Daiya of course. Also, is Cookin' Crunk going to be available in e-book form? I'm so stoked!
- August 2, 2012 at 1:18 AM
My favorite sandwich is leftover baked tofu with a bit of veganaise and some lettuce.
This is a great giveaway.
- August 2, 2012 at 5:35 AM
Anything with pickle. Pickles make nearly any sandwich better, except maybe something with jelly on it.
- August 2, 2012 at 5:37 AM
- Bethany said...
Thanks for the no FB/Twitter! I don't do either and I get frustrated when so many blogs require it! My favorite sandwich is almond butter, banana, cinnamon, and raisins on some homemade soda bread. Mmm mmm!
- August 2, 2012 at 5:44 AM
my favorite sandwich is definitely chickpea salad on whole wheat bread with tomato and sprouts. Yum!
- August 2, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- FoodandLoathing said...
My favorite sandwich is grilled zuchini, roasted red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, and spinach.
- August 2, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- climbinvegan said...
My favorite sandwhich is plain gluten free bread with vanilla almond justins butter and blueberry jam.... yum :)
- August 2, 2012 at 9:29 AM
I LOVE sandwiches! My favorite is with some sort of vegan deli slices or Field Roast, vegenaise, sweet/hot mustard and lettuce and maybe a slice of vegan pepperjack.... Mmmmmm
- August 2, 2012 at 10:13 AM
- Meghan said...
Favorite sandwich?! Hm, I can try to narrow them down...pb and banana is always good, especially with cinnamon. Tempeh mashed up with vegan mayo and mustard, on toasted bread with some vegetables. Or a family classic that sounds disgusting but is amazing I promise: almond butter, (vegan) mayo, and cucumber slices. On whole wheat.
- August 2, 2012 at 10:28 AM
- Audrey said...
I love a good chickpea salad sandwich. And then you can't beat avocado, tomato, and lettuce. Oh, and of course the classic PB&J.
- August 2, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- Des said...
My fave sammy is a veggie delight from subway!!! Rocks my world :P
- August 2, 2012 at 11:59 AM
- bookworm bri said...
I love Rudi's bread! So yummy with a vegan blt mmmmm...
- August 2, 2012 at 12:15 PM
- bitt said...
hummus, tomato, pesto, sprouts
- August 2, 2012 at 12:47 PM
You can't go wrong with PB&J. And old favorite! Kate
- August 2, 2012 at 2:14 PM
- Lauren Phelps said...
Veggie sandwiches are my new favorite thing! Some tomato, onion, bell pepper, spinach.. sprouts, mustard.. ANYTHING GOES!
- August 2, 2012 at 2:19 PM
chip pea salad is a good one, but a tomato sandwich in the peak of summer cannot be beat!
- August 2, 2012 at 2:19 PM
- Unknown said...
Fried green tomato and vegenaise.
- August 2, 2012 at 2:22 PM
Roberto Martin's vegan grilled cheese with tomatoes, red onion jam, and arugula. Heaven!
- August 2, 2012 at 2:25 PM
BBQ Tofu Sandwich...with extra BBQ sauce!!
- August 2, 2012 at 2:26 PM
- Blake said...
BBQ tempeh on homemade rolls!
- August 2, 2012 at 2:26 PM
- sarah@thesweetlife said...
Tofu Reuben
- August 2, 2012 at 3:00 PM
- August 2, 2012 at 3:25 PM
Peppered Tofurky Deli slices with mustard and whatever veggies are hanging out in the fridge.
- August 2, 2012 at 3:36 PM
- Amy said...
I have a few favorite sandwiches but right now I seem to be really going for almond butter with sliced bananas. There is something decadent about it, especially on a grainy bread.
- August 2, 2012 at 3:50 PM
- Amber said...
Definitely peanut butter (no jelly tho...). It's a classic, although I feel like if you put anything on bread, it will probably be good!
- August 2, 2012 at 3:51 PM
- sharklegs said...
it's not exactly a sandwhich, but i love a classic hummus & raw veggies stuffed pita pocket. this is a great cause, being a lunch lady myself, during the school year i am disgusted daily by what we have to feed the kids!
- August 2, 2012 at 6:47 PM
- xvavaveganx said...
Aww how fun! I love this! My favorite sandwich is a tie between a hummus veggie sandwich and a peanut butter and banana sandwich. Yum!
- August 2, 2012 at 7:20 PM
It's a toss up between my all-time go to sandwich of peanut butter and fruit spread, maybe with some fresh fruit slices or unsweetened coconut flakes thrown in the middle... OR avocado, sprouts, tomato slices and spinach (and many other veggies from time to time) on hearty, thick toasted grain bread with something like hummus or stoneground mustard.
- August 2, 2012 at 8:43 PM
My current sandwich obsession is eggless egg salad (aka tofu salad) with lots of red onion and tomato.
- August 2, 2012 at 8:45 PM
- gingerfingers said...
Grilled tempeh reuben sandwich from the Jan-Feb 2010 issue of VegNews. Just thinking about this sandwich elicits a satisfied gustatory sigh.
- August 2, 2012 at 9:14 PM
- Sharon Lee Hart said...
Reuben vegan style with avocado and panini pressed. Dill pickle on the side. Delish!
- August 2, 2012 at 9:17 PM
- Unknown said...
chickpea "tuna" salad sammies are soooo good!
- August 2, 2012 at 9:42 PM
Chickpea "tuna" salad sammies are the best!
- August 2, 2012 at 9:43 PM
- Sara said...
Good ol' almond buttah and jam, man. Always hits the spot. Woohoo for awesome giveaways!
- August 3, 2012 at 9:15 AM
- HWN said...
There are so many to choose from, but my all-time favorite would have to be tempeh bacon, lettuce, and tomato, with a little bit of Veganiase spread on toasted bread. The only thing that can make it better is home-grown tomatoes from my garden!
- August 3, 2012 at 12:04 PM
- Mara said...
My favorite sandwich is on sprouted whole wheat with avocado, broiled tofu, salad greens and roasted red peppers - ohmygosh, I'm hungry now!!
- August 3, 2012 at 4:02 PM
- Mary said...
It's a tie between tempeh-lettuce-tomato or a basic veggie with avocado.
- August 3, 2012 at 7:25 PM
Avocado hummus, whateva veggies, spinach on good bread, pressed dry in grill pan with cast iron skillet on top. Filling, healthy and totally yum.
- August 3, 2012 at 9:16 PM
- VeganLinda said...
Right now our fave sandwich is fresh tomato from the garden, hummus, greens, chipotle vegenaise, and avocado on Rudi's whole wheat bread.
- August 4, 2012 at 1:32 PM
- Leah said...
Tempeh bacon sandwich from Busboys and Poets in DC, it's hard to order any of the other awesome vegan things on their menu because that sandwich is so good...
- August 4, 2012 at 9:09 PM
My favorite sandwich right now is a panini with hummus, mushrooms, onions, spinach smashed and heated until the hummus melts like cheese.
- August 5, 2012 at 8:17 AM
- Kimberley said...
three slices toasted bread, a layer of chipotle mayo on each. on the first piece add a slice of vegan bacon, and lettuce and top with second slice. top that with tomato and roasted tofurkey slice and more vegan bacon and avocado. add final slice, mayo side down and eat.
spicy chipotle club.
- August 5, 2012 at 5:12 PM
I'm a new vegan (March 2012) and I just discovered "Tuno" salad sandwiches. YUM!
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Blending period details with modern comforts, a Colonial-style home conjures the charm of Christmas past to give one Chicago-area family a memorable season.
Building a dream
A Chicago-area couple built their dream house about 40 miles northwest of the city, filling it with 18th-century details that reflect nearly 20 years of planning.
Symmetry and classical detailing mark Georgian style. The front facade features a central entry, paired chimneys and five window openings on the second story. Essential to the look are double-hung windows with divided lights.
Decorating with nature
During the holidays, the house is filled with fresh-cut greens and other natural materials gathered from the landscape, much like the colonists would have done (except for the Puritans, who outlawed Christmas frivolity). A simple wreath with pinecones and berries welcomes visitors at the front door.
Blending old and new
Twin transoms highlight a passage linking the living room to the library paneled with African mahogany. In a modern twist, two panels open, revealing a TV niche. The spinning wheel is a 19th-century antique.
Designed by architect Joseph Coath in nearby Barrington, the house honors centuries-old building traditions to an extent rarely seen in modern construction, using fine-quality millwork and high-quality natural materials such as copper gutters and a cedar-shingle roof. But the house is not a precise replica of past designs—accommodations were made to allow for a light-filled home where modern conveniences coexist comfortably with colonial elegance.
Colonial cues
Detailed millwork, authentic floors and colonial color are among the hallmarks of traditional Colonial style.
Classically inspired, painted-poplar millwork defines most of the interior. Full-height raised paneling spans the fireplace walls in the living and dining rooms; elsewhere, paneled wainscot extends to a chair rail. You don't need custom millwork to get this look: Home improvement stores carry common Colonial designs. Check local millwork sources for inexpensive woods you can paint; avoid synthetic trim pieces that don't look as real and may dent easily.
Readily available, wide-plank flooring is key to Colonial design. These homeowners chose random-width white oak, finishing it with tung oil for an authentic patina. If dogs or high heels will frequent floors, try a predistressed plank, so scratches blend in.
Richly colored dining room
Chippendale chairs, a Federalist mahogany sideboard with inlay and a crystal chandelier deck the dining room. The walls are a deep red.
Color choice is important to give walls a period-perfect paint scheme. In modest colonial homes, creams, earth tones and gray-greens were common. More expensive pigments, especially rich blues and deep reds, dressed the elegant interiors of more well-to-do colonists.
Holiday table setting
A cedar sprig with ribbon marks each place setting at the table.
Formal living room
Built-in shutters, elegant furniture and navy blue walls give the living room a formal look. Though they look authentic, many of the furnishings are antique reproductions. Look for furniture with simple curves and modest ornamentation, such as the Queen Anne sofa and tea table with cabriole legs in the living room.
A place for antiques
An arched niche displays a collection of antique blue-and-white English transferware.
Kitchen accents
Even with modern appliances, a kitchen can have a historically inspired look. Try raised-panel cabinetry and a brick backsplash that recalls cooking-hearths of old. A mahogany island top contrasts with the black granite perimeter countertop.
Breakfast room charm
A trestle table with reproduction Windsor chairs and an 18th-century reproduction chandelier highlight the breakfast room.
Center of the home
A 12-foot-wide central hallway stretches from the front entry to the back door. In colonial days, halls like this were places to conduct business.
The layout of the main living area is faithful to traditional Colonial architecture—with the center hall going front to back between four rooms. But the doorways are more than twice as wide (double pocket doors are 7 feet wide), and the home's windows are much larger, creating a light-filled interior that celebrates the landscape.
Welcoming bedroom
A crocheted canopy decorates a bedroom's pencil post bed.
Fine bath woodwork
Paneled cabinetry matches wainscoting in the bath.
Colonial colonnade
The screened colonnade offers a covered passage to the garage.
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And, now, even after our legal system has definitively weighed in the balance of justice Professor Klouda's case against Dr. Patterson and our esteemed institution, finding them innocent . . .
Whether this writer is an expert on the legal system and offering a consistent expert opinion or is infected with an inherent bias against Sheri Klouda and those who have sought to protect her can be discerned in the nouns the writer uses to describe myself and other supporters of Dr. Klouda (i.e. "jesters," "clowns," "a foot shy of moral antinoniasm,"producers of political porn"). I learned a long time ago that calling people names is bad, but not being able handle being called names is worse. I welcome the verbal abuse if it is thrown my way because of my assistance of the Sheri Klouda family.
But the point of this post is to correct the wrong conclusions of innocence on Southwestern's part. The judge simply ruled that discrimination based upon gender is protected by the First Amendment which separates church and state. In other words, a church can discriminate against women because of 'religious beliefs' and the courts cannot, according to the judge's interpretation of the United States Constitution, punish the church. That is the judge's ruling and I accept it. I don't, however, accept that discrimination against women is acceptable in the Southern Baptist Convention, nor is it a part of our belief system. The courts said they WOULD NOT intervene. That ruling simply stokes the fire for those of us who see that change is needed. We are Southern Baptists and we must do even more to change things. Let me show you what I mean.
A few years ago a pulpit committee in Mississippi expressed a desire to visit with me about being their pastor. I called a previous pastor of that church and asked him to tell me a little about the church. The pastor said the people are great and the church has huge potential, but there was something that bothered him. While he was pastor, there was discussion about bringing a black man on staff. A couple of deacons in the church came to the pastor and said, "We don't need a n____ on staff." The prejudice against blacks is not an official position of the Southern Baptist Convention - now. But as I have shown you before, Southern Baptists argued for a very long time that blacks were inferior to the white race and they had no business being considered equals. It took activists continually working toward reform to bring not only the Southern Baptist Convention, but eventually the United States Constitution, to recognize the equality of blacks.
The same, archaic view of women seems to be prevalent within the Southern Baptist Convention. It is a view that relegates women to an inferior status to men. People do not like to hear the issue stated so bluntly as in the sentence above, and will do everything within their power to shape the argument to something other than 'inferiority' - just as Southern Baptists did in decades past regarding blacks. For instance, it is argued that the physical differences with women are obvious, and as a result, they are different but equal. I am reminded that Southern Baptists used to point to the skin color of black men 150 years ago and used it as the basis for the 'different and UNEQUAL' view of blacks. In other words, 'different but equal' is at times nothing but a euphemism for 'different and unequal.' When TREATMENT of a person differs from that of a white man in the same position, then you have a 'different but unequal' mentality. Ask yourself a question: What two groups of people have been discriminated against in the Southern Baptist Convention solely because of who they are? Blacks and women. Adulterers, homosexuals, child molestors, etc . . . are rightfully discriminated against because of WHAT THEY DO.
Someone shouts, "Object!" We are not discriminating against women because of who they are. We discriminate against them in terms of what they can and cannot do! We are saying women can't teach men, women can't be in a position of authority over a man, women can't lead men, women can't teach men Hebrew, women can't be Vice-President of the IMB, women can't be . . . . Why not? Some will say, "Because the Bible says so." I say emphatically, categorically, unequivocably, and passionately - IT DOES NOT. Now, let us debate the issue - but recognize the implications for those of you who wish to relegate women to a 'position of inferiority to men.' You will be discriminating against women. Period. No matter how you spin it, you are discriminatory on the basis of gender.
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The white or yellow gold 14K Gemstone Bezel Labret is a traditional nasal piercing choice. Available in a choice of gemstones, this beautiful 3mm bezel is sure to give you the classic look that you want and need. Gemstones include:
amethyst, citrine, emerald, onyx, ruby, peridot, cubic zirconia, blue topaz, garnet, or sapphire
Disc back labret is internally threaded for 16 gauge, in addition to 14 & 18mm gauge.
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|14k yellow gold
|16 gauge
|1/4, 5/16
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Craftsmanship Guarantee
6 Month Craftsmanship Guarantee
We want you to be completely happy with your purchase from HINDGED from the day you make your purchase forward. That's why we have a 6 Month Craftsmanship Guarantee on all jewelry that you purchase. (Original receipt or invoice is required.)
Stone Guarantee – We will repair or replace at our discretion, free of charge, any amethyst, blue topaz, citrine, cubic zirconia, emerald, garnet, onyx, peridot, ruby, and sapphire covered by the 6 Month Craftsmanship Guarantee, if it chips, breaks, or is lost from its original setting during normal wear through no fault of your own. All necessary repairs must be completed by our trained professionals. The 6 Month Craftsmanship Guarantee does not extend to normal wear and tear and does not cover damages, such as chipped or cracked stones, scratches, dents or bending, as a result of or due to customer neglect. The 6 Month Craftsmanship Guarantee does not extend to jewelry and/or jewelry settings that have been altered in any way from the original design.
Mounting Guarantee – For six months from the date of purchase, we guarantee the mounting for your amethyst, blue topaz, citrine, cubic zirconia, emerald, garnet, onyx, peridot, ruby, and sapphire against all defects in material or workmanship. We will repair or replace your mounting free of charge if any defects are found during this period.
Repair or Replacement Policy – If for any reason you are in need of service, please contact Customer Service at 1-866-320-9913 to speak to one of our jewelry consultants between 9 AM to 4 PM PST. Please have your original receipt or invoice with you when you call.
Materials Used
14 Carat GOLD:
All real gold compounds, no gold fillers and no gold plating.
Shafts and beads are made with 100% real solid white or yellow gold. The beads are made with solid gold. We do not provide hollow beads.
Palladium based White Gold is completely FREE of NICKEL, CADMIUM, LEAD, BISMUTH, MERCURY and other toxic or radioactive metals.
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All threaded ends, tops, and threaded bottoms are made with 14k gold threading. Every section of these pieces are
made with all 14k gold material, there are NO substitutes and NO other materials that are used to create our pieces.
***Every piece is INTERNALLY Threaded for 12 and/or 16 gauge threading, We DO NOT offer Externally Threaded pieces.***
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30-Day Money Back Guarantee!
HINDGED upholds the highest standard of quality for each of our products. We guarantee that the quality of all our merchandise will meet or exceed expectations. Every effort is made to ensure your merchandise is shipped in perfect condition. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return or exchange any item in its original condition within 30 days of receipt and we will gladly provide a refund, replacement, or an exchange. Items returned must be in original condition with no "wear and tear."
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Appeals court upholds Dixon official's sentence
CHICAGO — A federal appeals court is upholding a nearly 20-year prison sentence for a thieving former bookkeeper who stole almost $54 million from the northern Illinois community of Dixon.
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago unanimously upheld Rita Crundwell's 235-month sentence on Friday.
Crundwell pleaded guilty to wire fraud and was sentenced in February to about 20 years in prison.
Prosecutors say Crundwell stole the money over 22 years as Dixon's bookkeeper, even while the city was having trouble paying its bills. She used the money to live lavishly and to build a nationally renowned horse-breeding operation.
Crundwell's lawyer is Paul Gaziano, who declined to comment Friday.
He'd tried to argue a judge abused his discretion when giving Crundwell more time than recommended under federal guidelines.


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This guy says it's a myth that people become more conservative as they get older
Pat Cunningham
Harry J. Enten SAYS the political tendencies of most American voters don't change much from what they were when their generation came of age:
Republicans have a problem with young people 18-29. Democrats have a problem with seniors over 65. The story taken from this dichotomy is popular and simple enough: Republicans are the party of crusty old folks who are going to die, and Democrats are the party of the youth, who will lead a continued resurgence into office.
I'm not so sure about this story; the generational math is different than you might think.
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Snuggle in with Winter-Warming Decor
Fluffy, furry, woolly decor
Interior designers share plenty of ways people can cozy up their homes in winter. This is a great time to pamper the senses and ward off winter's chill.Light candles (especially rich winter scents like pine or ginger), or line your lampshades with gold to cast a warm, flattering glow. But the best way to beat the chill is wrapping your home (and self) in luxurious textiles. Replace bright summer florals with subdued blanket plaids, or nestle into tactile fabrics in soft colors.In the living room (left), drape a couch with a fuzzy angora throw (and wrap up to watch TV); replace summery throw pillows with plump corduroy versions; skirt a table and layer on a nubby wool throw; or replace a linen lampshade with a velvety suede alternative.
Dining room warmth
Warm up a dining room with a to-the-floor matelasse bed coverlet "tablecloth" topped with a knit throw. Replace summer window dressings with cold-blocking chenille panels. Dress up dining room chairs with seat cushions and suede pillows.
Wiggle-your-toes comfort
A deep, thick wool pile rug feels soft underfoot, but it's even better for lounging on. Wiggle your toes in its lush warmth.
Touchable abundance
In the bedroom, hang a folded blanket over your headboard and layer your bed with touchable abundance: flannel sheets, a lamb's-wool blanket, a feather comforter inside a flannel duvet, and a fringed chenille throw. Keep the chill out with thick corduroy curtain panels.
Exotic warmth
Curl up with a best-seller and heat up your reading area with exotic warmth: a leather shag rug and faux leopard-skin pillow. A fringed cashmerelike silk throw will caress you.
Tabletop grouping
Top a sideboard with a textural throw, then add a warm grouping, such as lanterns. These protective containers make it easy to add safe visual warmth (and a little romance) from candles to your winter rooms, day or night.
A long winter's night
Weather a long winter's night with a quilted bed skirt, gentle lamb's-wool blanket, soft mohair throw and thick flokati rug.
Soothed by touch
This stack of winter-warming textiles is all about the qualities perceived by touch: softness, texture, fineness and resilience. Whether you prefer the feel of soft silky velvet, gentle lamb's wool, lush thick shearling or woolly mohair, tactile materials during the winter can be to the home what comfort food is to your tummy.
Lush-to-touch fabrics
Angora Made from the fine hair of an Angora rabbit.Cashmere Made from the soft, fleecy undercoat of the Kashmir goat.Chenille Cotton yarn with a fuzzy, caterpillar-like pile.Corduroy A soft cotton, cut-pile cloth with ribbing.Flannel A soft cotton weave with a slightly downy nap.Flokati New Zealand wool, washed in the Pindus Mountain waterfalls, known for its unique fluffy softness.Matelasse A soft, raised woven design in cotton that's puckered, cushioned, or quilted.Mohair A yarn made from the long silky hair of the Angora goat.Shearling A tanned sheepskin with the wool left on.Silk A fine, natural filament produced by the silkworm for its cocoon. Known for its warming properties in blends.Wool Made from the fleece of sheep. Lamb's wool is made from the fleece of lambs.


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Patrick: Lawmakers working on buffer zone bill
Court struck down state's 35-foot buffer zone law
Gov. Deval Patrick said Wednesday he expects to have a bill on his desk by the end of the month that would strengthen security around abortion clinics in Massachusetts.
The legislation is a response to the U.S. Supreme Court's unanimous decision last week striking down the state's 35-foot buffer zone law, deeming it an unconstitutional restraint on the free-speech rights of protesters.
The decision has been praised by anti-abortion activists but decried by abortion rights supporters and the top elected official in Massachusetts, who say the zones helped protect public safety.
Patrick called the ruling "a setback for reproductive freedom," but said the court also gave the state a roadmap for possible legislative action the state could take that would survive a constitutional challenge.
"That really creates the framework," Patrick said.
Attorney General Martha Coakley said she has begun working with lawmakers to craft legislation to help protect women entering clinics while respecting the rights of protesters.
Those options include giving police more power to disperse crowds, Coakley said. Operators of the clinics, which also offer services other than abortion, have pointed to efforts by some protesters in the past to block entranceways.
The legislation could also help guard access to driveways leading to clinics and adopt on a state level some of the protections included in the federal Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, she said.
"Women should not be afraid or too stressed out to seek necessary medical care," said Coakley, a Democratic candidate for governor. "The Supreme Court might not have liked our buffer zone, but they did not lessen our commitment to protecting women's access to reproductive health care."
Anti-abortion protesters say they're just exercising their First Amendment rights as they try to counsel women.
"Women often seek out abortion as a last resort," said Eva Murphy of Massachusetts Citizens for Life. "They're frightened. They're pressured by family or a boyfriend or a spouse. They want help, and we offer that."
"We should be free to walk around and try to persuade women to talk to us, and if they don't want to talk to us, fine," she added.
But Marty Walz, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, said the court doesn't understand the gauntlet women had to run before the buffer zone was enacted. She said that included protesters screaming at women and attempting to block entranceways.
"That is the world that the Supreme Court has brought us back to," said Walz, who as a former state lawmaker sponsored the buffer zone law.
Lawmakers will have to move quickly. The Legislature's formal session ends July 31. After that, the objection of a single lawmaker can stall legislation for the rest of the year.
To get a bill to Patrick before then, lawmakers will have to write it, file it and hold public hearings. They bill will also have to win final approval in both the House and Senate.


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VIDEO: Eggs Fly As Apple Cancels Store Sales Of iPhone 4S In Beijing
Everybody knows things can get a little crazy at Apple stores in the U.S. when the company unveils a new product.
But things got extra crazy in Beijing today when a thousand or more would-be iPhone 4S customers gathered outside Apple's store. They got rather angry when they learned that the company was postponing its plan to start selling the new phone there.
As The Associated Press reports, "angry customers and gangs of scalpers" started shouting and throwing eggs. Police had to be called in to calm things down. There's video of the near-riot here.
Apple was concerned about what would happen — injuries, in particular — if it opened the store's doors and people rushed in. That's why it decided to keep the store closed. According to the AP, the phone "quickly sold out at [four] other Apple stores in China." It will still be available for sale through Apple's online store and at authorized resellers in the country.
"Apple has faced trouble with [Chinese] scalpers in the past grabbing up huge supplies of its products to sell to customers unable to find stock at authorized retail outlets," CNET writes.
"People started converging Thursday outside the Apple store in one of Beijing's most popular high-end malls. Some brought sleeping bags. Tension grew overnight and through the early morning as prospective buyers sought positions near the front door. Fights broke out between bands of migrant workers who had been hired by scalpers to purchase the phones for later sale on the gray market.
" 'Ninety percent of the people here are scalpers,' said a man surnamed Jin, who said friends recruited him to stand in line."
Copyright 2020 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.


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Albertsons parent Cerberus to buy Safeway
Safeway has agreed to be acquired by an investment group led by Cerberus Capital Management, the owner of several supermarket chains.
The acquisition is worth about $7.64 billion in cash, and pending other transactions could top more than $9 billion.
The deal, announced late Thursday, will bring together Safeway and Albertsons, one of the five chains that Cerberus bought from Supervalu Inc. last year.
It comes amid ongoing consolidation in the supermarket industry, which is facing growing competition from big-box retailers, specialty chains, drug stores and even dollar stores. Kroger Co., a key competitor, recently snapped up regional chain Harris Teeter.
Safeway said in February that it was looking into putting itself up for sale. The Pleasanton, Calif.-based company has been trying to adapt for some time to increased competition and recently shed some of its smaller, less profitable units, such as its Canadian operations and Dominick's stores in Chicago.
The company has more than 1,300 U.S. locations under banners including Safeway, Vons, Pavilion's, Randall's, Tom Thumb and Carrs.
AB Acquisition LLC, which operates Albertsons, along with Acme, Jewel-Osco, Lucky, Shaw's and other stores, is owned by Cerberus and other investors. It operates more than 1,000 stores. Albertsons is based in Boise, Idaho.
Combined, the companies will have more than 2,400 stores, 27 distribution facilities and 20 manufacturing plants.
Safeway and Albertsons say the deal will allow them to better respond to customer needs and lower costs. They also expect to refurbish some stores and expand its product offerings once it is complete.
The deal is expected to close in final three months of this year. It still needs the approval of Safeway shareholders and federal regulators.
Safeway shareholders will receive $32.50 per share in cash. Pending other actions, the company says the deal is worth roughly $40 per share to stockholders.
Shares of Safeway Inc. closed at $39.47 Thursday. Its shares closed at $34.10 on February 18, the day before Safeway announced it was in talks regarding a potential sale.
The stock fell $1.33, or more than 3 percent, to $38.14 in extended trading after the deal was announced Thursday.
Bob Miller, the current CEO of Albertsons, will become executive chairman of the combined business. Robert Edwards, Safeway's president and CEO, will become president and CEO of the combined company.
The companies said it is too early to determine where it will be based and exactly what its operations will look like following the deal. It does not anticipate any store closings.
Safeway can still actively review other proposals in the coming weeks.


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Fish Made Easy
Quick-Roasted Salmon with Lemon and Herbs
A side of salmon is as celebratory as a traditional meaty roast—in way less time. Elegant and easy, this recipe cleverly uses the same flavored mayonnaise for brushing and serving as a condiment.
Pecan-Crusted Tilapia
Looking to increase your fish intake? Try this weeknight-friendly tilapia. The nutty coating crisps up deliciously in a skillet, and the whole meal thing is done in 25 minutes.
Grilled Fish with Lime and Tarragon
At Angry Trout Cafe in Grand Marais, Minnesota, this grilled fish is often served as a salad, atop a "whatever is colorful and seasonal" mix of lettuce, veggies and fruits. (For the full effect, make the restaurant's Maple-Mustard Dressing, too.) But the fish is equally tasty as a stand-alone main.
Thai Curried Salmon and Snap Peas
A brilliantly simple and delicious way to cook salmon, this 25-minute recipe is done in the time it takes to cook a pot of rice. Don't be tempted to skip the fresh basil; its flavor seals the flavor deal on this weeknight meal.
Grilled Fish with Moroccan Vinaigrette
This flaky white fish looks like a gourmet dish when served over a bed of couscous and dressed with mesclun (a mix of salad greens) and colorful radish slivers.
Tilapia Tacos with Chipotle Cream
Cumin and cinnamon spice up ordinary frozen tilapia fillets for a fragrant pan-fried fish taco filling. Just add margaritas for the full restaurant experience.
Citrus Pesto Tuna
The bright acidity of lemon and tangerine juices balances the rich flavor of pesto for a refreshing summery marinade.
Dilled Shrimp and Orzo Bowl
Dill, shrimp and a hint of vinegar shine in this light, veggie-filled dish.
Caribbean White Fish with Mango-Orange Relish
Lightly pan-fried white fish gets a refreshing lift from a sweet confetti of oranges and chopped mango. Pair with rice or couscous for an easy meal.
Salmon-Potato Cakes
Bring a new flavor to salmon with our quick-cooking fish-and-potato cakes. Serve the cakes on a bed of lettuce with honey-Dijon salad dressing on the side. Only 20 minutes from start to finish!
Potato Chips Meet Fish
Serve tilapia coated with potato chips, herbs and honey-mustard dressing.
Steamed Salmon with Lemon and Vegetables
A bed of pretty squash and carrot ribbons seasoned with lemon and herbs gently steams salmon in the oven, yielding moist, flavorful fish—with a veggie side dish built right in!
Garlicky Fish Tacos
Our pan-fried tilapia is drizzled with garlic butter and lime juice. We garnished ours with fresh cilantro, fresh parsley and sliced pickled red onion.
To quick pickle the onions, combine a sliced red onion with a generous pour of cider vinegar, a spoonful of brown sugar, toasted cumin seeds and a bit of salt. Let sit at room temperature for an hour before serving.
Cajun-Rubbed Salmon
Fish made easy! Start with a quick sear—one of cast iron's best tricks—to seal in moisture; finish by baking in the oven. A simple pickle relish tops the spice-rubbed fish with tang.
Fish Tostadas with Chili-Lime Cream
Top crunchy tostadas with broiled tilapia fillets, veggies and a zesty chili-lime cream for a dinner that's ready in 20 minutes.
Tilapia with Almond Butter
Serve skillet-cooked tilapia on a bed of snow pea pods, drizzled with butter and sprinkled with sliced almonds. It's ready in just 20 minutes.
Lake Chowder
Angry Trout Cafe in Grand Marais, Minnesota, makes this buttery, dill-flecked chowder with lake trout, a mild-flavored and relatively oily fish. The recipe tastes just as good with salmon or whitefish.
Mango-Barbecue Fish Tacos
Fresh fruit and bottled barbecue sauce lend sassy sweetness to low-cal, vitamin-rich grilled fish tacos.
Old Bay Burger
This tasty burger from Northern Waters Restaurant in Duluth, Minnesota, is essentially a tender fish cake on a bun. The key is grinding or chopping the fish enough to hold together--but not so finely that it becomes mealy.
Glorious Glazed Salmon
Sweet tamari sauce brushed on the salmon caramelizes into a delicious glaze.
Crispy Almond Fish
Make a quick, crunchy coating for baked fish with chopped almonds, fresh thyme and bread crumbs.
Dilly Smoked Salmon Pizza
This simple smoked salmon pizza was inspired by one served at The Stone Barn in Nelson, Wisconsin. We love the ease of using purchased crust, but you can sub your favorite homemade dough.
Mediterranean Salmon & Noodle Bowl
Top fettuccine with skillet-cooked salmon, fresh baby spinach, roasted sweet peppers and reduced-calorie dressing for a speedy meal.
Grilled Salmon with Pistachio-Basil Butter
Top grilled salmon with fresh basil, pistachios, lime juice, garlic and butter. Store leftover pistachio-basil butter in your refrigerator for up to a week; toss with hot pasta or spread on toasted French bread.
North Woods Fish Tacos
We trolled the lakes for this south-of-the-Canadian-border specialty. To give extra zip to the marinated whitefish, spoon on sweet-tart Midwest cherry salsa. Roll the chunks of fish in a tortilla along with the burgundy salsa, and finish it off with tangy sour cream.
Sweet and Sassy Walleye Chowder in Bread Bowls
Linda Rohr of Darien, Connecticut, came up with a Midwest version of East Coast chowder using lake-fresh walleye, corn and sweet potato chunks in a golden bread bowl.
Citrus Salmon with Broccoli
Cook tender salmon fillets in your skillet with a simple lemon juice-sugar combination and a sprinkling of fresh dill. Broccoli or green beans round out this quick and easy dinner.
North Shore Fish Cakes
Every self-respecting North Shore cook makes a version of this traditional Scandinavian main dish. A touch of nutmeg flavors the moist-on-the-inside and crisp-on-the-outside patties.
Honey-Bourbon Salmon
Although this recipe takes very little hands-on cooking time, be sure to allow an hour to marinate the salmon so it absorbs all the flavors of the sweet-and-salty marinade.
Parmesan-Crusted Fish
Sprinkle panko (Japanese-style bread crumbs) and Parmesan cheese on fish fillets for a super-easy flavor coating. While the fish is baking, cook julienned carrots in a skillet and serve with butter and ginger.
Great Lakes Salmon Chowder
Asparagus slices add color, and the dill and lemon zest add fresh flavor to salmon that's packed with protein and heart-healthy.
Oven-Fried Fish
A coating of seasoned dry bread crumbs, cornmeal and lemon-pepper seasoning gives baked fish a satisfying crunch without the fat and calories of pan-frying.
Lemon and Dill Walleye Sandwiches with Tartar Sauce
These sandwiches showcase fish grilled on a bed of lemon slices and served on toasted bread.


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This evening at 8:00pm (Eastern Time), The Kosher Scene Radio Show, will host Suzannah Raff. Mrs. Raff writes The Kosher Shopaholic blog.
Her background includes business degrees from Canada's McGill and Concordia universities. Her experience as a manufacturer of tznius clothing, her time as project manager for a pioneer VOIP technology company sold to AT&T, in the '90s, for $1 billion, her chores as a mother, housewife and household manager, her charming personality have more than qualified her on the subject of daily savings. Her perspicacity, practicality and research will make this a very informative and entertaining show.
Categories included in her blog are:
- Fashion & Beauty
- Children & Baby
- Food & Cooking
- Groceries & Home
- Technology
- Giveaways
- Kosher coupons
and more.
Some of her posts have covered such diverse subjects as: Newest Jewish App: Power Sefer – Get an eSefer Mishna Free till August 4th, Fun City – A Magical Family Fun Center Opens In NY, Save up to 50% on Kellogs Cereals & Crackers, The Best Chicken Dinner – With a Low Price to Match, Please tune us in this evening at 8:00pm (Eastern Time) this evening. Don't miss what promises to be a very interesting show filled with money saving tips.
If you missed our show last week with Ezzy Duchman from Jewpon, you can hear it here. The guest was interesting, the subject will also save you money!
Please, don't forget to tune us in this evening's for our conversation with the charming, Suzannah Raff, when we will discuss ways to save money without skimping on your shopping, at 8:00pm (Eastern Time). We'll be wait'n for ya…


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Product Code: SOT1854
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These beautifully coloured citrine chip beads come in varying shades of honey tones. Some of these strands have a mixture of rich honey, gold and amber coloured beads plus pale/transparent ones, many have natural inclusions. Each strand contains a mix of sizes and colours giving you a varied choice for your unique jewellery designs.
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|£3.95 - £6.95
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